Rancho Sedona RV Park

We have stayed twice at the Rancho Sedona RV park. It is in an excellent location, next to Sedona and on Oak Creek. It is the only game in town within walking or biking distance of Sedona. Sites are well shaded and clean. Watching the egrets nesting in the park was fun. The park is very busy and due to its location appears to be fu... more

Rancho Sedona was really a wonderful place to stay for our month in Sedona. The sites are all very well maintained, the property is dog friendly, and the staff is all about customer service. We walked to the Tlaquepaque Village and upper Sedona many times, which is the reason we decided to stay here in the first place. We camped in... more

We stayed here for a week to be close to the various hiking trails in Sedona. When we made our reservation a couple months in advance they were out of regular sites that would fit us, so we had to pay extra for a "larger" site. Our site #55 turned out to be very nice with plenty of space, but some of the smaller/cheaper sites looked to... more

Our original reservation was for two nights in space 4. It was easy to back into, not a lot of privacy and had a great view of everyone checking into the park. With easy walkable access to trails from the park (Huckbury was great), the sweet little creek behind the park, excellent restaurants (Elote is worth the wait and Hudsons was... more

We had friends coming into town and met here for a few days to catch up. Our creekside site was nice, next to a huge yard and surrounded by roses in full bloom. Very quiet and super clean park full hookup with cable and useable wi-fi. Lots of rules as mentioned, but the pristine park reflects all the work. Lots of staff running aro... more

We are rule followers (if we find the rules to be pertinent) so this park had nothing on us. But beware of the old ladies running the place: they secretly carry whips and can shoot fire from their eyeballs. Their "Guidelines for a Pleasant Stay" (ha!) are given to you at check-in and then READ to you to make sure your dumbass gets the ... more

Rancho Sedona is a cool oasis in the desert. The park is filled with giant sycamore trees that provide shade for almost all of the sites. Most spots are surrounded by lush greenery and offer lots of room for relaxing. The Oak Creek runs along the edge of the park, with premium sites available bordering it. Though the park doesn't have ... more

Our stay at Rancho Sedona was very enjoyable. The sites are a little on the small side and offer a little something to be said for privacy. But, there are a variety of sites priced from $35/night to $75/night, and we stayed more toward the cheaper end. Some of the pricier pull-through sites have cool little green "yards," which would m... more